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How come Schwartz didn't feel any remorse or shame with him daring Flick to stick his tongue at the pole?

posted 3 years ago by csweetleaf2 (3537)
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I do notice Schwartz didn't seem to feel any remorse or shame about him daring Flick to stick his tongue at the pole while Ralphie did.

[–] cj3333 (1046) 3 years ago

Cause, 'fuck that dumbass. That's what he gets. What did he think was going to happen'.... Was probably what he was thinking.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

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[–] Bloodworth79 (5569) 3 years ago

Lol

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Flick deserved what he got.

[–] kathykato (97) 3 years ago

Schwartz got some bad karma back when he got that whooping from his mom. Ralphie didn’t seem to have a bad conscience about that either, lol.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

Yeah, it was pretty screwed up of Ralphie to throw Schwartz under the bus like that. But I'm sure he'd also heard Schwartz way it at some point too.

[–] strntz (10816) 3 years ago

How come Schwartz didn't feel any remorse or shame with him daring Flick to stick his tongue at the pole?

It was a just a bit of freezer burn on the tip of the tongue. More funny than anything else. If Flick lost the tip of his tongue though, I think Schwartz would have felt remorse.